Just war and the common good
by Brian M. Kane
1997
About
This important work is an examination and documentation of the 20th century papal tradition on war. Professor Kane argues that the papacy believes in a limited self-defense, and promote a just society based on a natural law understanding of the common good. This work will prove of great interest to theologians, ethicists and historians of the papal thought (as well as modern history).
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